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South Boston man guilty in stabbing
A 36-year-old South Boston man was convicted Thursday in Halifax County Circuit Court of malicious wounding, following a bench trial.
Woman slightly injured in South Boston wreck
A two-vehicle accident occurred Wednesday at 2:25 p.m. at the intersection of John Randolph Boulevard and Hamilton Boulevard when 47-year-old David Blanks of South Boston was driving a 1995 Jeep Wrangler and stopped at the traffic light, according to an accident report filed by South Boston Police Sgt.
Charles Murray, Author of 'The Bell Curve,' Steps Back Into the Ring
Charles Murray's new book argues that the economic problems of America's working class stem largely from their own character flaws, and that wealthier people should be less shy about teaching them how to live responsibly.
Crossing of Dan speaker to shed light on military hero
That will be changed on Saturday, Feb. 18, as historian Phillip Greenwalt presents a talk entitled "Maryland's First Military Hero:A Otho Holland Williams." The talk at The Prizery in South Boston will be the highlight of the annual "Crossing of the Dan" commemoration activities, beginning at 10 a.m. Also included that morning will be the ... (more)
South Boston reality show to debut in fall on TLC
South Bostonians may soon be identified by false stereotypes when a new reality TV series premieres on TLC in the fall.
Halifax County woman makes connection to ancestors
Many African-AmericansA living in Halifax County today are descendents of slaves, but most have a hard time tracing their family's history.
L.E. Coleman African-American Museum full of history
The former all African-American Mountain Road No. 1 school located at 3011 Mountain Road closed in the early 70s and stood vacant for several years before becoming the L.E. Coleman African-American Museum in 2005.
Made in Virginia: Annin Flag Company
Annin Flag Company is the country's leading flag manufacturer, and in a part of Virginia that has struggled to create and retain jobs, Annin has been a constant during a time of incredible uncertainty.
Furnace heats up South Boston council discussion
To South Boston resident Ben Capozzi, a wood-fired furnace was the solution to economically heating his home, and he appeared before South Boston Town Council at its Monday night work session to support his investment.
Shoney's serves up a mysterious closing in SoBo
Numerous attempts to reach Shoney's owner Andre' Smith of Farmville for comment on the restaurant's closing were unsuccessful this week.
Has your annual Super Bowl party become routine and borderline predictable? Make this year memorable by offering a classier selection of cocktails, which are sure to please either fan base.
Halifax County Service Authority to hold special closed session
The Halifax County Service Authority NOVI contract ad hoc committee will hold a special called meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the authority's offices located on Houghton Avenue in South Boston.
Stuart man hit by car in critical condition
A 58-year-old Stuart man is listed in critical condition at Duke University Medical Center after being hit by a vehicle in South Boston on Saturday evening.
South Boston man enters Alford plea to drug distribution
A 40-year-old South Boston man entered an Alford plea Thursday in Halifax County Circuit Court to drug distribution charges.
South Boston council member announces bid for re-election
South Boston Councilperson Connie Manning announced Friday she would seek re-election to another term on council, joining Mayor Carroll Thackston as those who have announced their intent to run for another term.
The daughter of Arthur H. Keller and Kate Adams, Helen Adams Keller was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama on June 27, 1880.
Beagles saved after falling into 100-foot well in Halifax County
Two rabbit-hunting beagles were rescued Saturday afternoon thanks to several specially trained county Large Animal Rescue Team, Search and Rescue members and a South Boston firefighter.
Tuesday Woman's Club special project provides residents a lifesaving service
For the past 35 years, dialysis patients in South Boston have not had to travel far from home to receive this lifesaving service, thanks to the efforts of the Tuesday Woman's Club of South Boston.
[VIDEO] Matt Hardy Explains Why He's Wrestling Again
Here's Matt Hardy talking about why he is wrestling again on the independent scene -- the main reasons being to keep in shape and to honor pre-existing plans to accompany his girlfriend, Reby Sky, to her appearances.
J.B. Wilborn, son of Jeff and Susan Wilborn of South Boston, is one lucky fella.